Craftsman Snow Blower Gas Mixed In With Oil - Leaking Gas Or Oil From Carburetor Or Muffler Exhaust 

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We check out a snowblower that won't start. It comes in with fuel in the oil and dripping from the carburetor.
When the dipstick is opened the oil goes all over the place and smells of fuel. Many times you have to look closely at the dipstick or smell it to find the fuel present. There will be a sheen up most of the dipstick because it sits on top of the oil.
This is an MTD powermore engine used on almost all MTD Pro units, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Yard Machines, Bolens, Troy Bilt, Yard Man, White Outdoor Power, etc.
This is a Craftsman snow blower model 247.889701
The carburetor part number is 951-14026A ( amzn.to/41eKWml )
If you would like to clean and rebuild the carburetor see our video on that at • Craftsman Troy Bilt Sn...
If you replace the carburetor, be sure to check and clean the new carburetor because the quality control is not good. This does not matter if you are using OEM or aftermarket replacement. They should both be checked before installing. See our video on this also!
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